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A B Whyalla C D E F Port Augusta G Melrose H Orroroo Napperby Upper Spencer Beetaloo Gulf Marine Park Reservoir Port Pirie Caltowie Laura 28 11 Warnertown Jamestown 1 Eyre 1 Jarrold Port Davis Peninsula Point 19 Gladstone B79 Bundaleer HORROCKS Forest HWY Murninnie Beach Butler River B89 Bowman Park Bridge Nurom Sanctuary 11 Huddleston 35 Cockeys Crossing 19 22 Crystal Brook Georgetown Washpool Woods Point Wandearah 11 B82 BARNGALA Wandearah Thredgolds R.M.WILLIAMS Midgee East Crossing West 26 B64 Plank Point Narridy 2 Merriton GOYDER 2 Glory Corner Broughton Gulnare B100 Junction HWY 13 Gulnare 22 Clements 14 Gap Spalding Con. Pk HWY Redhill Burra Fisherman Bay 17 Yacka Mitchellville Port Broughton Mundoora LINCOLN Heritage Centre Koolunga White Cliffs 28 3 Reserve Andrews 3 Lakeview 34 WAY HWY HWY Cowell 26 26 39 Cream Puff B80 Lucky Bay Corner Wokurna Brinkworth Hilltown Germein Point Elbow Hill 32 28 26 Condowie A1 Franklin Harbor Tickera Hart Marine Park Port Lincoln Tickera Historic Well Port Gibbon SPENCER Snowtown 27 Stanley Flat Black Rock Pine Forest 4 Alford 4 Myponie Point 25 Clare Corner Barunga Gap Blyth12 Spencer 23 20 Point Riley 31 Bute 18 35 North Oaklands Bumbunga Beach Corner B89 Lake Sevenhill Wallaroo Spring Gully Con. Park Gulf 9 Kadina 23 Lochiel Kybunga Penwortham Thomas Plains Bird Islands Farm Shed Museum COPPER Ninnes Bowillia Watervale Con. Park & Tourism Centre 16 14 Leasingham Warburto 13 31 5 Point 17 Nantawarra 5 Mount 39 23 B85 Paskeville Templeton Moonta Bay COAST Auburn Green Plains Hoyleton 18 Kulpara Port Hughes Moonta Cunliffe Goyder Tiparra Moonta Mines Beaufort National Heritage Area Melton 19 Watchman Bay Federation HWY Cape Park Halbury walk the Rocky Bend Yararoo Whitwarta Elizabeth Kainton Corner Lookout River Native Flora AUGUSTA yorke Reserve Sunnyvale SPENCER GYNBURRA NHARANGGA Clinton ABORIGINAL LAND Agery Kainton Bowmans walk the Port Balaklava Cape Elizabeth Tiparra Arthur Con. Balaklava Conservation Reserve yorke 25 Racecourse Robins (Day Visit Area) Dalkey 6 Clinton Hoskin Crossing 6 Con. Corner NHARANGGAClinton 50 Park Park The Gap 35 Centre Erith Weetulta 50 Port Clinton PORT The Bamboos Tiparra West Arthurton Sandy Owen Alma Tiparra Rocks Winulta Point Army Camp B89 Price Inkerman Avon Wills Creek Con. Pk Pinery Balgowan HWY Stockyard Creek Eastern Spencer Gulf Hill's Scrub Proof and Marine Park Heritage Area Dowlingville Experimental A1 Maitland Establishment KAURNABarabba Chinaman Wells Petersville B86 Wild Horse Samphire Plains Hamley Reef Point Upper Gulf St Vincent Long Plains 7 23 Marine Park Grace Bridge 7 POINT PEARCE Plains Point Tiddy Widdy Beach Calomba ABORIGINAL Pearce 96 92 LAND Goose Island South Cunningham Ardrossan Windsor Pinkerton Aqautic Reserve Island 21 Kilkerran Plains Goose Is. Point Yorke Lookout Port Con. Park Valley Parham Wardang Island 'Moorara' Parara Dublin WAKEFIELD Mallala James Well 'Agot' Great Sandy Point Redbanks Port Victoria HWY Rogues Point 'Notre Dame ‘Zanoni’ Thompson Urania Wasleys D'Arvor' Muloowurtie Beach 'Australian' Sandilands Light 'Monarch' Point Muloowurtie Korunye Coast Lower Light 'Macintyre' Con. Res. 44 HWY Billy Goat Flat River 8 Wauraltee Beach Pine Point 8 Wauraltee Adelaide International Bird Sanctuary Two Wells 40 National Park - Winaityinaityi Pangkara walk the 48 Black Point Middle Beach yorke Koolywurtie Samphire Discovery Trail Angle Barossa HWY Vale Port Rickaby Port Julia Virginia Barker Rocks Curramulka Port Gawler Con. Park RECNEPS Gawler River Barker Rocks B86 Sheoak Flat Mulbura Bluff Beach Park walk the RD Flora yorke ELIZABETH Parsons Beach Res. Mangrove Trail & Ramsay Gulf Interpretive Centre St Kilda Con. Park 9 Adelaide 9 Surveyor Point Dolphin Sanctuary 23 Port Vincent Port YORKE Minlaton 12 B88 Southern Spencer Gulf Minlacowie Capt. Harry Butler St Vincent Marine Park Memorial (Red Devil) Hardwicke Brentwood PORT ADELAIDE Dunn Burners Point Bay VINCENT Corny Point Leven Beach Souttar Point Corny Con. Park Beach Hardwicke Bay 30 Point Len Barker Bublacowie Gravel Bay (4WD) Reserve 33 Rogers Stansbury The Corner Military Museum Point Deburg Point Turton Pines Weavers Point Annie Flaherty Hayward Park Corner 10 Swincer Rocks Beach ADELAIDE 10 Thidna Carribie Klein Point Con. Park Con. Park 34 22 Oaklands Gleesons Landing Warooka Wool Bay GLENELG ST Yorketown ST Daly Head VINCENT Pentonvale Port Giles Murray Bridge walk the HWY 21 Corner 24 Formby yorke Giles Point B88 15 Coobowie Bay B86 Lake Fowler HWY Point Margaret Warrenben Sturt Port Edithburgh 51 Bay Moorowie Conservation Wattle Point Mozzie Flat walk the Honiton Wind Farm Sultana Troubridge Island Park Point Point Troubridge Island Gym Beach Sturt Bay Gilbert yorke Conservation Park Browns Beach Wattle Point 11 Point Davenport Suicide Point 11 Royston YORKE Point Davenport Goldsmith Beach Head Foul Foul Bay Conservation Park 'Clan Ranald' Troubridge Point Bay Troubridge Hill Pondalowie Meehan Hill Aquatic Reserve Bay Lookout McLaren Innes Marion Point Yorke Lower Yorke Peninsula Vale West Marine Park Cape Bay National Park Hillock Kangaroo Island Inneston 'Willyama' Point Lookout Maslin Beach 'Ethel' Stenhouse Bay 'Ferret' 'Marion' Willunga Cape Spencer 'Hougomont' A1 Major Road - Sealed Visitor Information Centre Photo Opportunity Aldinga Beach Haystack Island Althorpe Is. Con. Park Seal Island Secondary Road - Sealed Information Outlet Lighthouse 12 Southern Spencer Gulf 12 Althorpe Marine Park Sellicks Beach Islands Althorpe Is. Secondary Road - Unsealed Camping Area Cellar Door Con. Park Mt Compass Other Road - Sealed Marina Airport Myponga Other Road - Unsealed Boat Ramp A13 4.W.D. Only Dive Spot Golf Course Normanville Fleurieu 80 Encounter Yankalilla YORKE PENINSULA Distances In Kilometres Seal Colony Museum Marine Park Inman Valley walk the Walk The Yorke Trail Aboriginal Cultural Experience 13 yorke 13 0 20 Peninsula km Delamere Victor © Carto Graphics - 2018 Harbor Cape Jervis A B C D E F G H.
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